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wrong turn


If I took a step back to a time where my mother was before my eyes I would never had guessed I would take such a road a road that is so dark and gloomy it becomes ordinary to ones eyes till finally smacked by my own reality a glimpse to the inside of a hell bombarded my thoughts of what would my mother say and I imagine with such a loving heart she would say I love you it was only a wrong turn.
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Angelwith1wing
<p>Deep poem! I can feel your hurt in every word. Keep writing on my friend!</p>

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